With new handsets from Apple, Nokia and Samsung peeking over the horizon, and highly contested next-generation games consoles about to hit the market, it must be the season for consumer tech, writes Phil Townend, EMEA managing director, Unruly.
La fascination pour les jouets sous forme de kit de l’artiste suédois Michael Johansson ont influencés nombreux de ses projets. Il détourne des objets du quotidien qu’il démonte et donne à voir sous forme de kit à assembler. Une manière non conventionnelle et ludique de revisiter le quotidien à découvrir en images.
TSB has kicked off a £30 million multi-channel campaign developed by Joint, to mark its separation from Lloyds Banking Group and re-launch as an independent bank.
Toyota has appointed Chris Hayes as its UK marketing director, two years after scrapping the role as part of a restructure.
There is no doubt 3D printing has captured the popular imagination and, as a consequence, brands such as Nokia are investigating the possibilities offered by the technology.
As mentioned above, we’ve received confirmation that both Ian Daly and Chris Rorie have left Anomaly NY. Daly (pictured) if you recall was promoted to joint head of planning over six months ago alongside Aisea Laungaue (who also departed earlier this year). The exec had been with Anomaly for nearly two years, initially serving as planning director on accounts including Budweiser and Converse while at the agency. During his career, Daly also served as a senior planner at Grey on award-winning campaigns for DirecTV among other pieces of business.
Rorie, meanwhile, had been with Anomaly for nearly two years, serving as head of data & strategic analysis and prior to his work at said agency, held similar roles at the likes of PHD, Digitas and MRM. No word yet if there are immediate plans to replace either party, but from what we hear on the Spy line, both are heading to TBWA\Media Arts Lab.
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“You will remember only the taste. ATTENTION! Taste that distracts from the story.”
Advertising Agency: LBL Communication Group, Moscow, Russia
Creative Director: Slava Gavrilov
Art Director: Nikolay Dolin
Copywriter: Alexey Titov
Strategic Planning Director: Ruslan Romashkin
Strategic planner: Polina Golysheva
A commercial that doesn’t feature the brand, a spot that has spawned a common catchphrase and a “deep story about parenting” are 3 great TV ads of all time that Sally Abbott, the global marketing director of Weetabix, admires but had nothing to do with.
Short rationale: Europe Mall is a premium mall that uses individual approach to every client. And the way to client’s heart lays through … his pet.
In collaboration with fashion designer Nastya Khokhlova (Kh) we developed the unique pair T-shirts for clients and their four footed friends.
The master was honourably wearing a portrait of his favourite pet on his chest.
And the dog’s T-shirt contained advertising:
“In our clothes you don’t look as nice, as your pet. But you need it more. Europe mall.”
Stylish design + the most trusted source of communication = customers’ loyalty increasing + four footed outdoor advertising.
Advertising Agency: Red Pepper, Ekaterinburg, Russia
Creative Director: Danil Golovanov
Art Director: Irina Korotich
Copywriter: Ivan Sosnin
Photographer: Ekaterina Demidova
Additional credits: Kate Bamby, Evgeny Harchenko, Maria Samoilina, Nastya Khohlova
Advertising Agency: Y&R, São Paulo, Brazil
Executive Creative Director: Rui Branquinho
Creative Director: Flavio Casarotti
Art Director: Renata El Dib
Copywriter: Roberto Kilciauskas, Raphael Quatrocci
Illustrator: Renata El Dib
Advertising Agency: Bulldozer Reklambyrå, Karlstad, Sweden
Art Director: Andreas Österlund
Copywriter: Jenny Eklund
Photographer: Anders Lipkin
Stylist: Anna Karin Jeppson
Advertising Agency: Grupo:Link, Santiago, Chile
General Creative Director: Carlos Rodríguez Bacigalupo
Creative Director: Cristóbal Santelices
Art Director: Juan Pablo Fernandez
Additional credits: Paraíso Films
Advertising Agency: Grupo:Link, Santiago, Chile
General Creative Director: Carlos Rodríguez Bacigalupo
Creative Director: Cristóbal Santelices
Art Director: Juan Pablo Fernandez
Advertising Agency: Grupo:Link, Santiago, Chile
General Creative Director: Carlos Rodríguez Bacigalupo
Creative Director: Cristóbal Santelices
Art Director: Juan Pablo Fernandez
Introducing “A pack of education”, a cigarette vending machine turned into a donation box. Next to the brands displayed on cigarette vending machines we will add a “pack of education” label, allowing customers to easily donate their money for a pupil’s education. Through a link on the receipt they can get in touch with the child they helped. This simple mechanism will help Teach for India turn a bad habit into something good. Education.
Advertising School: Miami Ad School, Berlin, Germany
Creative Director: Johannes von Liebenstein
Art Directors: Clara Sánchez, Nadim Razzouk
Copywriter: Moritz Schäfer
Située non loin de Madrid, la Balcony House est un projet de 952m2 sur 3 étages de l’espagnol Joaquim Torres du duo d’architectes A-cero. Jouant sur des lignes horizontales et de grands espaces ouverts sur un environnement naturel superbe, le résultat est magnifique. A découvrir en images dans la suite de l’article.
TSB, the banking brand, returns on high streets this morning (9 September) with a £30m campaign and a bold promise to revive community banking across the UK, writes Alex Brownsell.
StreetInvest, the charity aimed at helping streets children, has unveiled a life-sized action figure to raise awareness of its work.
Lowe & Partners has appointed Jeremy Hine as its first president for Europe, Middle East and Africa.
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